Mid-Century Japanese Porcelain Horse-Drawn Carriage Figurine

Vintage Mid-Century Japanese Porcelain Horse-Drawn Carriage Figurine – Courting Scene, Gold Gilt Accents Up for auction is a charming, beautifully preserved vintage mid-century porcelain figurine depicting a classic Victorian or Colonial courting scene. This slip-cast ceramic piece features a lady stepping down from an elegant carriage, a waiting gentleman, a coachman on the driver's box, and a team of white horses. This is an authentic post-war Japanese import piece, complete with its original identifying maker's mark stamped in red ink on the hollow base. Origin: Made in Japan Era: Circa 1950s–1960s Theme: Regency / Victorian Romantic Courting Scene & Stagecoach Details: Hand-painted pastel clothing, delicate facial features, and shiny gold gilt highlights decorating the carriage trim, wheels, and base rim. Dimensions: Measures approximately 6.75" Long x 5.5" Tall x 3.75" Deep Condition Report Overall Condition: Excellent vintage condition with wonderful shelf appeal. Paint & Gilt: Hand-painted colors remain bright. The gold gilt accents show minimal to no rubbing or wear. Structure: Free of major chips, cracks, or visible hairline fractures. Bonus Feature: Retains its original string reins intact, which are frequently missing or broken on these delicate mid-century novelties. (Please review all photos to verify the exact condition of the underside stamp and details). Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue